How does it connect to a 20 year pre amp that mostly accepts RCA plugs?
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Connect an RCA-RCA cable to the L R output of the C500 to a line input on your pre-amp.
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The red, white and yellow jacks? It has a set of out puts for those. Don't know what the quality is like though as I use the HDMI.
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Your turntable should already have an output cable and (usually) a ground wire. This preamp includes the cable needed to go to your receiver or amp, as well as a mini-Y adaptor to convert this cable to plug into a computer line input.
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Sorry, but no, it's a "pre-amp". meaning it then needs to be connected to an amplifier or receiver which in turn are hooked to speakers. These are mainly used to hook up vintage turntables as modern amplifiers no longer have a proper "phono" input.
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Your turntable rca jacks go into the Pyle pre-amp input. The output of the Pyle pre-amp rca jacks connectsto your amps input. Speakers are not involved in this process and should remain connected to your amps speaker jacks.Ron
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There are 2 sets of RCA outputs to a receiver, one after the built-in preamp and one with pre-amplification.
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I do not have turntable, but there is a phono input to the receiver. I would think most all turntables would connect up to that without a pre-amp being needed...
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Your speaker wires still go to the receiver...The pre-amp is only for your turntable...
1985531
If your multi channel amp has pre amp connections you can run a small RCA/patch cable straight from the amp and a remote cable. If not you will have to run a long (5-6m) RCA from the head unit to each amp, you may need an RCA adapter if your head unit only has one RCA output.
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In short, no. The pre-amp amplifies the signal from the needle to line level. You'll still need an amp to amplify the signal from the RCA cables.
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I found it fairly simple and straight forward to hookup. Run a ground wire to back of Receiver from back of turntable which is marked. Then run the rca cable from back of receiver to back of turntable. Three wires to hookup and ready to use.
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The amp has a simple stereo RCA connection on the back, so any connector cable you use that has RCA on one end should be sufficient. I should note, this thing sounds INCREDIBLE.
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You will need a pre-amp, when I first got this I got a Music Hall PA1.2 MM/MC Phono Pre Amp. So RCA cables from the turntable go into the pre-amp then the pre-amp feeds into your receiver/amp then out into you speakers. Everything has been great and I'm really happy with my purchase, you may want to get another cartridge as backup or to replace the one it comes with. I have one just for backup and have found the one that comes with it works great. I didn't have to buy anything else.
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my guess is secure a preamp with volume control and set it up before entering the amps input stage
1382310
You do not need a pre-amp. This is an integrated amplifier; all you need is a RIAA preamp IF you're using a record player. It has one RCA input. You might need a good source switch box but that's it. The amp itself sounds great. The only "complaint" that I had was that the speakers I used (Bowers & Wilkins) did ddraw more power than the amp could provide to play LOUD! (Loud!). But the sweet sound of a tube amp is just like a bandaid on a cut; it takes that pain away quickly.
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No, you will not need a pre-amp. I have a SONY turntable hooked up to mine as ,works great!
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You probably need a pre-amplifier like the "Pyle PP999 Phono Turntable Pre-Amp".
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May not have audio RCA plugs correct in the back of radio. Also may need an output from radio to the amp ?